Emprendimiento innovador sostenible: retos y oportunidades
El Emprendimiento Innovador, clave para el impulso de estrategias de Economía Circular
Description
El Curso de Verano abordará el papel del emprendimiento circular como motor de creación de innovación, empleo y riqueza en el contexto socio-económico actual.
Está divido en 5 bloques temáticos:
- Emprendimiento circular industrial.
- Financiación de impacto y emprendimiento innovador.
- B-corps y emprendimiento sostenible.
- Mujer emprendedora y sostenibilidad.
- Impulso del emprendimiento sostenible y circular.
Esta actividad se liderará desde el Grupo ECISE UPV/EHU. ECONOMÍA CIRCULAR, INNOVACIÓN, SOSTENIBILIDAD Y EMPRENDIMIENTO - GIU 21/025, en colaboración con el Grupo "Innovación, Conocimiento, Emprendimiento y Sostenibilidad" de la Universidad de Deusto. Cuenta con el apoyo del Observatorio Vasco de Emprendimiento EEB-OVE.
El Curso de Verano tiene continuidad en Donostia / San Sebatian con un Workshop Internacional de investigación sobre la misma temática "Emprendimiento Sostenible" y co-organizado por los dos grupos de investigación.
Objectives
Visibilizar al colectivo emprendedor innovador como agente impulsor clave de la transición hacia estrategias de Economía Circular.
Generar un foro de intercambio de conocimiento y experiencias universidad-empresa-institución sobre emprendimiento circular y sostenible.
Identificar retos y oportunidades para nuevos emprendimientos sostenibles innovadores.
Generar ideas y nuevas iniciativas de política económica, educativa e industrial para el impulso de la Economía Circular.
Activity directed to
- University student
- Teachers
- Professionals
Program
24-06-2024
Registro
Institutional Opening session. Speaking order:
- Guillermo Quindós Andrés | UPV/EHU - Vicerrector de Desarrollo Científico-social y Transferencia
PANEL 1: ECONOMÍA CIRCULAR INDUSTRIAL
“Economía circular industrial: retos y oportunidades“
- Rikardo Minguez Gabiña | UPV/EHU - Director del Máster en Economía Circular: Aplicación a la Empresa
Round table: “Emprendimiento circular industrial“
- María Saiz Santos | UPV/EHU y EEB-OVE - Directora del Máster en Emprendimiento y Dirección de Empresas (Moderator)
- Leyre Madariaga Gangoiti | Gobierno Vasco - Directora de Transformación Digital y Emprendimiento
- Alexander Boto Bastegieta | IHOBE - Director General
- Diego Zuñiga Garcia-Falces | UBYKO - CEO
Break
PANEL 2: EMPRENDIMIENTO SOSTENIBLE FEMENINO
“Emprendimiento sostenible y mujer“
- María del Mar Fuentes Fuentes | Universidad de Granada - Catedrática de Organización de Empresas. Directora de "Son Pioneras"
Round table: “Emprendimiento femenino y sostenibilidad“
- Covadonga Aldamiz-echevarría González de Durana | UPV/EHU - Directora de Enpresa Institutua (Moderator)
- Ariana Martín | ROSEO - CEO
- María del Mar Fuentes Fuentes | Universidad de Granada - Catedrática de Organización de Empresas. Directora de "Son Pioneras"
- Noemi Peña Miguel | UPV/EHU - Directora de Emprendimiento y Transferencia. Zitek
Pósteres & Café
25-06-2024
PANEL 3: IMPULSO DEL EMPRENDIMIENTO SOSTENIBLE
“Emprendimiento sostenible: herramientas de impulso“
- Rafael Ventura | Universidad de Málaga - Director Cátedra de Emprendimiento Sostenible
Round table: “Herramientas de impulso al emprendimiento sostenible“
- Rafael Ventura | Universidad de Málaga - Director Cátedra de Emprendimiento Sostenible (Moderator)
- Leire Barañano Orbe | NEIKER - Directora General
- Jorge Sánchez Dolado | Photokrete - CSO
- Margarita Arenas | Bioinnovative - CEO
Pósteres & Café
PANEL 4: B-CORP Y EMPRENDIMIENTO SOSTENIBLE
“ La certificación B-Corp “
- Ana Fernández Laviada | Observatorio GEM España. Universidad de Cantabria - Presidenta
Round table: “Emprendimiento B-corp“
- JULIAN PANDO GARCIA | UPV/EHU - Director del ExecutiveMBA (Moderator)
- Aritz Garcia Segurola | Ekomodo - CEO
- Ana Fernández Laviada | Observatorio GEM España - Presidenta
- Unai Tamayo Orbegozo | UPV/EHU - Codirector Máster en Marketing y Ventas
Pósteres & Café
PANEL 5: INVERSIÓN DE IMPACTO
“Emprendimiento sostenible e inversión de impacto“
- Jon Hoyos Iruarrizaga | UPV/EHU
Round table: “Inversión de impacto“
- Inmaculada Ramos Pérez | Gaztenpresa - Directora (Moderator)
- Anna de Gea Fiter | Ship2B - Program Manager
- Andy Aguilar | Legithealth - CEO
- Joseba Villate | Alterity - CEO
- Oscar Ugarte | Seed Capital - CEO
Pósteres & Café
Closing session
- María Saiz Santos | UPV/EHU y EEB-OVE - Directora del Máster en Emprendimiento y Dirección de Empresas
Directors
Doctora en Economía y Empresa por la Universidad del País Vasco (UPV/EHU). Acreditada para Prof. Pleno Presidenta del Observatorio Vasco de Emprendimiento EEB-OVE IP y Directora Ejecutiva de GEM Euskadi, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor miembro investigador fundador desde el año 2004. Comité de Dirección de GEM España Directora del Máster de Emprendimiento y Dirección de Empresas, MBAe3, Universidad del País Vasco UPV/EHU. Investigadora Principal (IP) del Grupo ECISE: Economía Circular, Innovación, Sostenibilidad Y Emprendimiento. Investigadora en los Proyectos ERASMUS + Reinventing Mentoring in Arts Management , ERASMUS + VI-TRAIN-Crafts y ERASMUS+ E4TLI, EDUCATION FOR TECHNOLOGICAL LITERACY AND INCLUSION. Mentora de emprendedores/as en YBS/Laboral Kutxa Comité técnico de Startinnova Perfil destacado universidad-empresa por Spanning Boundaries (UIIN) Evaluadora de acreditaciones ACEEU (Accreditation Council for Entrepreneurial and Engaged Universities) Directora de Relaciones Externas Campus de Bizkaia, UPV/EHU (2007-2014). Directora y fundadora del programa de creación de Spin offs, ZITEK. Profesora de emprendimiento y trasferencia en 7 másteres.
Speakers
Andy Aguilar
Covadonga Aldamiz-echevarría González de Durana
Universidad del País Vasco / Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea
Margarita Arenas
Leire Barañano Orbe
General Manager of NEIKER. She is a member of the governing boards of the Elhuyar Foundation and the Elika Foundation, of the board of the European Forest Institute (EFI) and of the board of directors of the Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA). In 2021, he joined the Basque Council for Science, Technology and Innovation.
Alexander Boto Bastegieta
Ihobe
Bachelor Degree in Economics and Master Degree in Spatial Planning and Environment from the London School of Economics. European Commission expert on Environmental and Economical Competitiveness. He was Director of Environment and Climate Change in the Basque Government. He worked for more than 20 years in Ihobe, the Government's public environmental management company, as the person responsible for environmental planning. Currently he is the General Manager of Ihobe. In his academic facet, he has lectured in postgraduate courses in different Universities on subjects such as: Agenda 2030, Environmental Innovation, Circular Economy and Climate Change.
Anna de Gea Fiter
Ana Fernández Laviada
María del Mar Fuentes Fuentes
Aritz Garcia Segurola
Jon Hoyos Iruarrizaga
Universidad del País Vasco
Leyre Madariaga Gangoiti
Ariana Martín
Rikardo Minguez Gabiña
University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU)
Industrial Engineer specialized in Mechanical engineering (1995) by the Faculty of Engineering in Bilbao. He works at the Department of Graphic Design and Engineering Projects since 1998. He was recognized as Full Professor since 2019. Head of the Department of Graphic Design and Engineering Projects since 2016. Chair of the board of studies of the Master's Degree 'Circular Economy: Business Application' of the University of the Basque Country. He joined Laval University in Québec in 2005 as a visiting scientist. He works in the Product Design Laboratory since its creation in 2005, and in the Life Cycle Thinking Group. His current research focuses on Product Life Cycle Assessment, Ecodesign and Circular Economy.
JULIAN PANDO GARCIA
UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO
Noemi Peña Miguel
UPV/EHU
Noemí Peña-Miguel is a professor and researcher at the Faculty of Economics and Business. She holds a PhD in Economics and Business Administration from the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). Extraordinary Doctorate Award from the UPV/EHU. Director of Entrepreneurship and Transfer of the Bizkaia Campus of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) since January 2018 and responsible for the Zitek program for the promotion of entrepreneurial culture and the creation of innovative and technology-based companies. She has worked as Deputy to Management, and to the Financial and Human Resources management in Grupo Urgatzi, a group of companies in the socio-health sector from 2000 to 2011.
Inmaculada Ramos Pérez
Fundación Gaztenpresa
Unai Tamayo Orbegozo
UPV/EHU
Founding Partner of the Ri3 Biomimicry Network. PhD in Economics and Business Sciences from the UPV/EHU. Vice-Dean of Euskera, students and employability of the Faculty of CC. Economics and Business Studies of the UPV/EHU. Researcher in Ecological Marketing (Numerous articles on Waste Management, ecological purchasing behavior, environmental management strategies, ...). Actively involved in sustainability tasks (Member of the Environmental Management Committee of the Faculty, active participation in talks on sustainability of the university curriculum, ...). Lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Development and SDGs of the Unesco Chair and the Master in Circular Economy of the UPV/EHU, among others. Coordinator of the Thematic Study on Ecoinnovation in a collaboration project between UPV/EHU and Innobasque. Member of the Jury of the Invisible Film Festival. Member of the Scientific Committee of the AIMPN International Congress. Used to the use of active learning methodologies.
Oscar Ugarte
Rafael Ventura
Joseba Villate
Jorge Sánchez Dolado
Diego Zuñiga Garcia-Falces
Registration fees
Face-to-face | Until 31-05-2024 | Until 24-06-2024 |
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25,00 EUR | 39,00 EUR | |
- | 55,00 EUR | |
- | 47,00 EUR | |
- | 39,00 EUR | |
- | 30,00 EUR |
Venue
Bizkaia Aretoa-UPV/EHU
Avenida Abandoibarra, 3. 48009- Bilbao
Bizkaia
Bizkaia Aretoa-UPV/EHU
Avenida Abandoibarra, 3. 48009- Bilbao
Bizkaia
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